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A simple question
:: Well, the page you directed me to totally fails to prove how ALL atheists are hostile to God (as opposed to prayer and worship of Him) or indeed, how ALL atheists censor classroom prayer. It only seems to indicate that you, amongst others, think the principle of 'separation of church and state' is wrong, or shouldn't be applied to schools. I do note that you applaud the patriotism of atheists in not insisting on censoring 'other things they disbelieve in', and I agree - such patriotism indeed, as such freedoms are one of the major founding principles of this country, but I am puzzled as to what that has to do with the matter we're discussing. [[User:Urushnor|Urushnor]] 18:08, 4 March 2008 (EST)
:: Well, the page you directed me to totally fails to prove how ALL atheists are hostile to God (as opposed to prayer and worship of Him) or indeed, how ALL atheists censor classroom prayer. It only seems to indicate that you, amongst others, think the principle of 'separation of church and state' is wrong, or shouldn't be applied to schools. I do note that you applaud the patriotism of atheists in not insisting on censoring 'other things they disbelieve in', and I agree - such patriotism indeed, as such freedoms are one of the major founding principles of this country, but I am puzzled as to what that has to do with the matter we're discussing. [[User:Urushnor|Urushnor]] 18:08, 4 March 2008 (EST)
Might I ask a a question? Would it be OK if a Moslem teacher tried to teach their faith to Christians? Would Christians object? What would happen if a Moslem teacher tried to teach their faith to a class of Hindus? Would the Hindus object? I'm curious to understand how these situations are logically different to the one discussed here? [[User:SpiritualLife|SpiritualLife]] 20:45, 4 March 2008 (EST)